Re: Re: The Japanese

[hduc@airmoon.epa.nsw.gov.au]

Hi all,

I recently met the well-known photographer Vo An Ninh. He is now 90 
years old. Vo An Ninh had photographed many things in his career since 
1930s. He has a huge collection of many historical events and i had the 
opportunity to see some of his collection. The events of 1945 was 
captured in his collection. 

There are photographs that showed Japanese soldiers beating and 
confiscating rices from peasants. Last year, a Japanese delegation who 
came to Vietnam to make some documentaries during the war came to see Vo 
An Ninh. They thanked him for some immensely valuable materials that he 
has collected over the years. Vo An Ninh told me they were moved by many 
pictures he showed them and they filmed the documentaries and these 
showed irrefutable evidence of what happened.

Vo An Ninh is a energetic photographer. He also had some photographs of 
the 1946-1950s events in Saigon, Hanoi during the Resistance war. He was 
recently awarded Huan Chuong Doc Lap hang 3, Ho Chi Minh prize award.. 
His recent book of Vietnam sceneries was very popular and out of print. 
His next book is a selection of 300s historical photographs from his 
10,000s collection.

Cheers,

Hiep Nguyen

On Wed, 2 Apr 
1997, Aiviet Nguyen wrote:

> 
> Hi,
>   I wonder how our japanese friend mean "some more days". Just remind
> you the promise.
> 
> Cheers
> Aiviet
> 
> 
> On 14 Mar 1997 K430751@kepco.co.jp wrote:
> 
> > OK, I will check the contents of that agreement.
> > 
> >   Give me some more days.
> > 
> > Tsuchikawa
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > You wrote....
> > 
> > Hi Mr.Hirochi Tsuchikawa,
> >   
> >    Would you please give me some pointers to the documents of this 
> > arrangement.
> >      A lot of thanks,
> >     With my best regards,
> >      Aiviet
> > 
> > PS: Besides business, I have the passion to learn a language for
> >    understanding a great culture.
> > 
> > 
>